I am a Realtor Associate for Ocean View Realty in Miami Lakes. Now residing in the wonderful Treasure Coast (Indian River County).
I can assist you in finding a great deal in the Sebastian/Vero Beach/Melbourne area where prices are excellent, or in the Miami Dade or Broward counties where I lived for 16 years.
You can email me at DreamHome4U@myway.com
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Glen, I believe it will be better to wait until the divorce is final . As a married couple you probably have joint debt like credit cards, auto loans, mortgage payments, etc., At this point you probably have agreed on which accounts/debts will each of you stay with. Maybe you have to refinance these accounts as an individual name or pay them off . I would advice you to wait until your finances are updated and clear so that every account that would show on your credit report will be the ones you decided to keep. It will be easier to be pre-qualified for the mortgage.
Although, if there's little or no debt, many mortgage lenders will approve you as long as the divorce decree specifies all this information. You didn't mention when will the divorce be final, and another thing to take into consideration is that if you want to take advantage of the low prices in today's market, you can't wait too long either. Basically, I would need more information to give you a better idea. - Wed May 7 2008, 08:08